Thomas Butler-Guerrero

The Indianapolis Colts defeated the Houston Texans 19-17 inside Lucas Oil Stadium, snapping a nine-game winless drought dating back to last October and a five-game drought to their divisional rivals. Kicker Spencer Shrader delivered a career performance with four made field goals, including a much needed career-long 58-yarder before halftime, plus a 53-yarder to win the […]

The Colts shook off an ugly first quarter and walked out of Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with a convincing 30-13 win. Was the first month of the season pretty?

The Indianapolis Colts could not capitalize on their goal-to-go opportunities and fell 34-22 Sunday to the Pittsburgh Steelers at Arcisure Stadium.

After splitting the first four games of the regular season, the Indianapolis Colts got yet another reminder of the horrific performances that have

Ballard took over as general manager in 2017 and will leave Indianapolis posting a 72-82-1 regular-season record and a 1-2 playoff record.

Indianapolis led 10-6 at halftime, but could not engineer any points in the second half. It felt like another cruel reminder of how badly it has unraveled as the Colts have earned as many wins overseas between Berlin and London as they have stateside over the past calendar year. Daniel Jones finished 13 of 22 for just 108 passing yards, throwing his seventh decisive interception to end the final drive. The Colts entered Sunday with a minus-8 turnover margin, which was the worst in the NFL. Minnesota averaged a league-high two takeaways per game, and Indianapolis lost the turnover battle again, on the final chance to win the game.